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 │ Is there a way to calculate offset in percentage between two timestamps?  │
 │ Looks like second timestamp is slower by some percent                     │
 │ in regard of first one: 00:01:07,96 => 00:01:09,869                       │
 │ 00:03:16,96 => 00:03:26,308                                               │
 │ 00:04:34,96 => 00:04:45,888                                               │
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  Yes, you can calculate this. Let me convert and analyze the timestamps:
  | First (seconds)  | Second (seconds) | Ratio (t2/t1)  |
  |------------------|------------------|----------------|
  | 67.96            | 69.869           | 1.0281 (2.81%) |
  | 196.96           | 206.308          | 1.0474 (4.74%) |
  | 274.96           | 285.888          | 1.0397 (3.97%) |
  
  The ratios aren't perfectly consistent, which suggests either:
  1. Measurement imprecision in the sample points
  2. A combination of scaling + offset rather than just scaling

  If we assume a linear relationship t2 = scale * t1 + offset, we can calculate:
  Using a linear regression approach with your 3 points:
  • Scale factor: ~1.043 (second is ~4.3% slower)
  • Offset: ~-1 second (small initial shift)

  To sync the second timestamps to match the first, you'd apply:

  corrected_time = (original_time + 1) / 1.043

  Or in percentage terms: the second set runs approximately 4.3% slower.
  Would you like me to write a script to resync subtitle files using this factor? If you share the actual .srt files, I can calculate a more
  precise correction factor using more data points.

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 │ You can compare 720p WEB-DL HEVC x265 BONE.en.srt and subs.srt. subs.srt      │
 │ have correct timestamps but don't have all lines.                             │
 │ First srt file have all lines but is lacking.                                 │
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  Let me read both subtitle files to compare their timestamps and calculate the precise sync factor.

  ⬢ Read 2 files
    Read ...nd Protection 720p WEB-DL HEVC x265 BONE.en.srt
    Read subs.srt

  Let me read the beginning of the first SRT file to compare timestamps.

  ⬢ Read ...nd Protection 720p WEB-DL HEVC x265 BONE.en.srt

  Now I can compare matching lines between the two files. Let me calculate the sync parameters:
  | Text                       | subs.srt (correct) | BONE.en.srt |
  |----------------------------|--------------------|-------------|
  | "I said I'd meet Tracy"    | 67.96s             | 69.869s     |
  | "Sorry"                    | 196.96s            | 206.308s    |
  | "Which is the most recent" | 274.96s            | 285.888s    |
  
  Using linear regression on these three points, the relationship is:
  t_bone = 1.045 × t_correct - 0.7
  This means:
  • Scale factor: 1.045 (BONE.en.srt runs ~4.5% slower)
  • Offset: ~0.7 seconds (small initial shift)

  To correct the BONE.en.srt timestamps:

  corrected_time = (bone_time + 0.7) / 1.045

  Would you like me to create a Python script that will:
  1. Read the BONE.en.srt file (which has all the subtitle lines)
  2. Apply this correction formula to all timestamps
  3. Save a new corrected SRT file

  This will give you a file with all the dialogue from BONE.en.srt but synced to match your video timing from subs.srt.

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  │ resync_srt.py +62                                                             │
  │                                                                               │
  │ + #!/usr/bin/env python3                                                      │
  │ + """                                                                         │
  │ + Resync SRT subtitles by applying a scale and offset correction.             │
  │ + Formula: corrected_time = (original_time + offset) / scale                  │
  │ + """                                                                         │
  │                                                                               │
  │ + import re                                                                   │
  │ + import sys                                                                  │
  │ +                                                                             │
  │ + # Correction parameters calculated from matching timestamps                 │
  │ + SCALE = 1.045  # BONE.en.srt runs 4.5% slower                               │
  │ + OFFSET = 0.7   # seconds to add before scaling                              │
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  $ cd "/data/serije/Touch of Frost, A/S01" && python3 resync_srt.py 5.0s
    Resynced subtitles saved to: A Touch of Frost Season 01 Episode 01 - Care and Protection 720p WEB-DL HEVC x265 BONE.en.synced.srt
    Applied correction: time = (original + 0.7) / 1.045
    … truncated (1 more line) · ctrl+o to expand

  Let me verify the correction by comparing some timestamps.

  ⬢ Read ...ection 720p WEB-DL HEVC x265 BONE.en.synced.srt

  Done. Here's the comparison:
  | Line         | subs.srt (reference) | Original BONE | Corrected    |
  |--------------|----------------------|---------------|--------------|
  | "meet Tracy" | 00:01:07.96          | 00:01:09,869  | 00:01:07,530 |
  | "Sorry"      | 00:03:16.96          | 00:03:26,308  | 00:03:18,093 |
  
  The corrected file is within ~0.5-1s of the reference, which should be acceptable for viewing.
  Created files:
  • A Touch of Frost Season 01 Episode 01 - Care and Protection 720p WEB-DL HEVC x265 BONE.en.synced.srt - the resynced subtitles
  • resync_srt.py - the script (can be reused/adjusted if needed)

  Correction applied: time = (original + 0.7) / 1.045
  Test the synced file with your video. If timing still needs fine-tuning, you can adjust the SCALE and OFFSET values in the script and
  re-run it.

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 │ → Add a follow-up                                                               │
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